Was this the first show that made women think they could be anything other than housewives? I see this as the first show with this 'formula' which is basically escapism for wymen. Other shows used the same formula, and sometimes even the same actors. See Bones for example, it used this formula. Strong female leading character who does whatever she wants, sexy handsome man who has a lot of sexual tension with the lead character(played by David Boreanaz like in Buffy). This shit changed everything.
Was this the first show that made women think they could be anything other than housewives...
Tyler Cruz
Nicholas Kelly
Dunno but Buffy sounds like a pornstar name.
Tyler Carter
The Avengers, 1961.
Honey West, 1965.
Connor Robinson
xena?
Connor Bailey
Only nerds watched it
Asher Lewis
Only nerds watched TV series back then
Jaxon Thomas
found an incel
Nolan Turner
Everybody watched friends back then, user! XD XD XD
Jace Kelly
Sexy female lead
Vampires
Action
Hudson Jackson
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Easton Phillips
Buffy's dream was to be a (college educated) housewife with a strong handsome husband and kids. It might teach women to be lesbian witches tough. Still a fun show.
Oliver Wright
Late 90s/early 2000s fashion was disgusting
Liam Martin
Why did everything look so gloomy in that show? It was like watching your own dreams.
>tfw you will never be this handsome
Anthony Price
Angel>Buffy
Brody Phillips
She looks like a monkey to be honest
Camden Adams
Fucking this.
Would you like me to lie to you now?
James Robinson
>Punished Wesley
>A Watcher Deprived of his Team
"I'll take away your bucket" is one of the best lines in the show though
Christian Ward
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Robert Powell
Later in the show when we get to see Wesley's arms supplier fucking kills me.
Anthony Allen
Say what you will about what a Cuck Whedon generally is but Buffy/Angel really did have balls in how it treated its characters sometimes. Wesley's arc is undeniably non-formulaic. Shame his MCU work retained all the flaws of his writing while none of his qualities remained.
Zachary Fisher
Is Buffy/Angel essential telekino or is this just a meme perpetuated by women?
Christian Butler
I wouldn't be surprised if the biggest chunk of its fanbase were men. Boy or girl, I think it's just an endearing story about coming of age.
Justin Morris
Early seasons of Buffy=Angel